Her power can heal the world—or burn it down.
Sabine has survived death, but what rises in her place is something ancient and barely contained.
Her fae nature demands blood, sacrifice, and dominance, making her previous life as a human feel like a fading dream. War-torn villagers beg her for miracles she can’t yet perform.
Her father, King of Fae, whispers of her great destiny.
And through it all, Sabine clings to the only thing still tying her to the girl she used to be—Basten—and prays she doesn’t break him in the process.
Basten would walk through hellfire to protect Sabine. But what if she is the fire?
The deeper he digs into the fae court’s past—and Sabine’s place in it—the more he begins to question whether she needs his protection…or a leash.
Torn between devotion and dread, he uncovers a truth buried in crumbling stone: the fae don’t just record ancient history. They repeat it.
And this time, they’ve chosen Sabine as their deadliest weapon.
